Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
1
Bed Bugs and IPM CAN MAKE STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
WAYNE WALKER ASSOCIATE CERTIFIED ENTOMOLOGIST UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND RESIDENCE EDUCATION
2
BED BUGS HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE SEEN A LIVE BED BUG?
HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED A BED BUG INFESTATION? HOW MANY USE A CONTRACTOR FOR PEST MANAGEMENT?
3
WHY DO WE NEED IPM INCREASED RESISTANCE TO CURRENT INSECTICIDES
EXPOSURE OF RESIDENTS TO INSECTICIDES SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
4
BED BUGS ON CAMPUS WHERE DO THEY COME FROM?
WHY ARE THE PROBLEMS SO SEVERE?
5
USED FURNITURE
6
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
7
LOCAL COMMUNITY
8
WHY ARE THE PROBLEMS SO SEVERE?
Important Points. Lays 3 to 5 eggs a day Total days from egg to adult is about 30 at 80.6˚ F. 5 molts from nymph to adult Can live well over 6 months without feeding (some reports over 18 months)
9
HOW SMALL ARE THEY? ADULT IS 3/16 INCH LONG
1ST INSTAR NYMPH IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A PERIOD AT END OF SENTENCE EGGS ARE 1-2 MM
10
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS -Below ~55˚ F Development stops
-Above ~99˚ F Development stops -Thrive at temps between ~68˚ F - 80˚ F -Die at Temps > 113˚F or < 32 ˚F
11
Click for video
12
Equipment for Heat Treatment
6 polystyrene sheets 2 heaters 2 box fans 1 oscillating fan Extension cords and power strip
13
Temperature Monitoring
Thermometers Data Loggers
14
Room Setup for Heat Treatment
Vials of Bed Bugs
15
Room Setup Live bed bugs Data loggers Thermometer sensors Placement
Under pillows on mattress Live bed bugs Data loggers Thermometer sensors Placement In cabinet Under mattress
16
Placement of Fans and Heaters
17
Prepared Room
18
PANELS GOING TOGETHER
19
TOP GOING ON
20
HEAT CHAMBER
21
Heat Chamber
22
Under pillow Room Under mattress
23
Under pillow Room Under mattress
24
Under pillow Room Under mattress 141 F Under mattress Under pillow
25
Temperatures during a 2 hour 20 minute Treatment
Start End
26
All bed bugs died
27
Equipment 2 Space heaters $99.90
28
Equipment 6 Polystyrene sheets (4 by 8 ft) $137.76
29
Equipment 2 Box fans $27.34
30
Equipment 1 Oscillating fan $29.95
31
Equipment 2 Thermometers $17.94
32
Equipment Costs $312.89 2 Space heaters 6 Polystyrene sheets
2 Box fans 1 Oscillating fan 2 Thermometers 2 Extension cords; power strip Duct or packing tape
33
THE SECURITY THAT THE BED BUGS ARE DEAD
PRICELESS
34
ROOM TREATMENT VACUUMING STEAMING APPLYING A RESIDUAL
35
VACUUM THE CARPET THOUROGHLY VACUUM THE CARPET AREAS
CAN BE BEFORE OR AFTER THE HEAT TREATMENT DISPOSE OF THE VACUUM BAG
36
STEAM TREATMENT PULL THE CARPET BACK FROM BASEBOARDS
STEAM ALONG ALL EDGES AT THE JUNCTION OF CARPET AND WALL
37
RESIDUAL APPLICATION APPLY RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE ALONG JUNCTION OF WALL AND FLOOR APPLY DUST BEHIND ALL WALL PLATES
38
WHICH RESIDUALS MOSTLY DUSTS WITH SILICA GEL AND PYRETHRINS
WHITEMIRE TRI-DIE AND DRIONE ARE PREFERRED DELTA DUST AND BORIC ACID ARE NOT AS EFFECTIVE
39
WHOLE ROOM HEAT THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT ARE PERFORMING WHOLE ROOM HEAT TWO DIFFERENT ENERGY SOURCES PROPANE ELECTRICITY
40
WHOLE ROOM HEAT USING PROPANE GAS
WORKS GREAT IF ALL ROOMS ARE GROUND FLOOR NEED A READY SOURCE OF PROPANE MAY TAKE UP TO 24 HOURS
41
WHOLE ROOM HEAT USING ELECRICITY
115 VOLT HEATERS REQUIRE 6 15 AMP CIRCUITS TO OPERATE 460 VOLT HEATERS NEED A GENERATOR GETS RATHER EXPENSIVE
42
MANUFACTURERS http://www.thermapure.com/bedbugs.php Temp Air –
Pest-Heat (manufacture of heat generating equipment) ThermaPureHeat –
43
ELEMENTS OF IPM Education Communications Inspection Identification
Exclusion Sanitation Treatment Strategy Evaluation
44
EDUCATION Institutional staff Pest control provider Residents
45
COMMUNICATIONS Key element between participants
May take a variety of forms Addresses problems, solutions, and prevention
46
INSPECTION Performed on an as needed basis Results documented
Provides early intervention and validation of success
47
Click for video
48
IDENTIFICATION Sample of pest is important Proper ID is vital
Leads to proper plans for control
49
EXCLUSION DIFFICULT TO DO FOR BED BUGS
WELL MAINTAINED FACILITY HELPS GREATLY SIMPLE THINGS CAN HELP
50
TREATMENT STRATEGY Developed with safety as important factor
Utilizing all of IPM tools Can this strategy be sustained
51
EVALUATION All inspections and reports documented Create a data base
Analyze data on regular basis
52
PREVENTION EDUCATE, EDUCATE, EDUCATE BEWARE OF USED FURNITURE
PREPARE SPRING BREAK TRAVEL ADVISORY COULD BE COMMUNITY PROBLEM
53
PREVENTION TOOLS INVERTED SEAM MATTRESSES MATTRESS COVERS
WELL MAINTAINED FACILITY WELL EDUCATED RESIDENTS/STAFF
54
INVERTED SEAM MATTRESS
55
MATTRESS COVER
56
MANUFACTURERS University Sleep Products –
Residex –
57
FACILITY MAINTENANCE SEAL UP ALL CRACKS SEAL WALL PENETRATIONS
ELIMINATE ALL HARBORAGES
58
EDUCATE THE RESIDENTS PUBLISH THE DO’S AND DON’TS
ENCOURAGE THEM TO REPORT EVEN SUSPECTED BED BUGS MAKE IT A PART OF THE STAFF/RESIDENT ORIENTATION
59
BEDBUG WEB SITES 1.doc
60
QUESTIONS
61
ASSOCIATE CERTIFIED ENTOMOLOGIST E-MAIL WAYNEW@HOUSING.UFL.EDU
CONTACT INFORMATION WAYNE WALKER ASSOCIATE CERTIFIED ENTOMOLOGIST UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & RESIDENCE EDUCATION OFFICE PHONE EXT 10917 CELL PHONE
Similar presentations
© 2024 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.